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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
LIVING In HOPE YET.
CLUvRRIUs AT WORK IN ANOTHER
EFFORT TO STAY THE LAW.
his Father and Mother Expected Here
To-Day Visitors to the Prisoner
A New Phase, &c.

Saturday Cluverius was greatly dispiriied,
the result, as is believed, Of candid talks
that be had with Mr.. Bey. Crump and Hon.
John S. Wise, neither OF whom could see
any way open to save the prisoners lille.
Sunday Cluverius was more cheerful, and
received a number Of visitors, among them
two girls, strangers in the city, one OF
whom was quite pretty. These stayed in
his room for few minutes and then went
out. One said that he showed no concern
whatever, while the other disagreed to that
and declared that though CluYerIus smiled
IL was with labOred effort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

John O'Donnell aud Alexander SOden'
holm, two members OF the schooner's crew,
were before the court, charged with de-
setting the schooner after signing articles Of
agreement. They are witnesses for Page
IN the above case, and were bailed, he be-
coming their surety for their appearance
this morning, to which time the cIses
against them were also continued.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
SUMMER COSTUMES,

White India Lawn Suits.
fresh goods. The lateststyles,
both plain and handsomely
trimmed with rich embroid-
cry, and at the lowest prices,
commencing at $3.50.
Some beautiful new de-
signs in SummerWash Suits,
at very low prices.
White, Cream, and Black
Lace Suits, very handsome
and rich, at remarkably low
prices.
Summer Silk Suits,
India Silk Suits,
Pongee Silk Suits.
Also, a large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of Misses and
Children's Pongee, White
India Lawn, and Summer
Wash Suits.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About tho
Ctr.

Minor Occurrences In and About tho
Ctr.
Tooth filling made painless bv the use OF
cocaine by s. T. Mason, dentist. 1901 Pepnsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Maria Flood has fled an answer in the mat
ter Of the estate OF James Flood. claiming that
she is the widow OF the deceased and that he
LEFT no other.
The Washington asylum has agreed 10 supply
the National Drill hospital, under the care Of
the Red Or l's Society, with one hundred sheets
and pillow ases.
Edward sheeling has sued the d. & p. r. r.
Co. Tor $4,000 damages for injury done his
property on O. between Fourand a. half and
sixth streets southwest
Prof Clifford Richardson, of the department
Of Agriculture, has been appointed District
chemist, vice Prof. 4. ]. De Smedt resigned
The salary is s2i0O per annum.
The pickpockets arrested at the Garfield
statue ceremonies by the police of the sixth
precinct were yesterday photographed aud
aftorv ard sent out OF the city.
Two wills were filed with the register yes
terday, that OF the late Col III. II. Clarke left
his estate TO his wife, and that of Annie Taylor
bequeathed her property to her daughter.
The coroner yesterday deemed an inquest
ored, who was accidently crushed to death by
the machinery OF the Atrowsmlth on Thurs.
day.
Apeeline NJ. Mcmillan. ny a bill In equity
against the District commissioners, asks that
they be enjoyed from oondomning certain
land belonging 10 her in the extension of
Connecticut avenue.
H. A. Merrck, Of Le Droit Park, has COM
planned TO the commissioners of tho annoy.
anees given him by young men, BOYS, and
girls, and also dogs who get near his house
nightly and create disturbances.
Andrew Gleason and william BuckIy will
probably get the contract for grading aud regu.
lating the streets in the southeast and north
east sections. They nsk 40 cents per square
yard but the commissions think that 25
cents per square yard will be enough.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Suits.

White Lawn Suits-Skirts with fine ruille,
oversklrt trimmed with embroidery, basque
to match, only S3.9S; looks worth $3.50.
For mourning wear we show Fine Plain
Lawn Suits, perfect fitting, artistic drapery,
$4.6S.
India Linen Suits, rufiles on skirts, with
81 inch tucks in each ruille; basque tucked
front and back; $6.25.
Expensive White Suits we show in styles
and OF materials to suit the most fastidious
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Diamond Sale.

Pure white diamond stud $40, worth slS
itaire diamond ring, 1'carat, $50, worth s75
fine opal l0.diamond ring $50, worth $751; pair
l-carat earrings, gems. $50, worth s75; pair 3.
2 diamond ring, sS5: f.stone horseshoe scarf
pin, Sl4; l%carat solitaire ring and stud, S75.
Just received large invoice loose diamonds,
which we will mount to order at 25 per cent
below retail prices. X. Harris & Co., Az 7th ST.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
The Babies Cry for It,

And the old folks laugh when they find that
the pleasant. California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, Is more easily taken and more
beneficial in its action than bitter, nauseous
medicines. II is a most valuable family rem
edy to act on the bowels, to cleanse the sys-
TEN and to dispel colds headaches aud fevers.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale
by al leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
.Laces.

12 pieces Ecru and White Oriental Lace
Flouncings, 42 inches wide, Csc; worth Sl.35.
10pieces Net to match, Csc; worth Si.25.
pieces Oriental Lace Flounclngs, 81
inches wide, 4sc; worth CSC. 1.
1Opieees Extra Fine Oriental Lace Flounc.
ings, 44c; worth 75c.
so pieces Narrow Laces to match, various
prices. -.- -.
All 80 per cent below real market values.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
KING OF bicy clists at Kernan's matinee.
Success of the sheiinbarger Car.

Late advices received from Messrs. Heron
and White, OF the shellabarger Live Stock Car
Company, are most gratifying. On Tuesday
last they started from Topeka, Kans., for a
shipping point in New Mexico, 1,l0O miles
sbinmsn ,2 I'm & tai MAKE ars iage rs fa.e
4. and 8. F. L. r. Company. The railroad
companies are anxious to secure the proper
kind Of compartment car for shipping cattle,
and have expressed great satisfaction with the
Shellabarger. which has SO far met every ex.
pectation. We gladly note the fact the Shella.
barger Company is Washington enterprise.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

Gen. Clst, secretary OF the Society of the
Army OF the Cumberland, aud Gen. Mussey,
secretary Of the local committee of arrange.
mepts, waited on the President yesterday and
thanked him personally and on behalf Of the
society for the interest he had manifested in
their recent reunion and the warm words OF
sympathy expressed by him in his address at
the unyeiling Of the statue Of Gen. Garfield.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Amos Henson, of Howard county, Nd,
and Catherine Baltimore, of this city; NJ. f.
Loving and Emma Marshell; VIM. A. Prime,
of New York city. and Marion s. Dutton, OF
this city; JOS g. Lay and Gertrude A. Gid
diDgs
National Republican., 1887-05-14
ANNIE HART at Kernan's matinee.
RushiDr Court Busiuess,

Next week there is likely to be rush in
court matters and those having cases awaiting
hearing will get the long sought opportunity.
The two circuit courts will be presided over by
Justices Hagner and Cox, while the two equity
courts will he entrusted to Justices James and
Merrick. There are indications that the calen.
darR of both courts will be thoroughly cleared.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Ending His Life.

Viii Menace, an Italian living at 105 d street
northeast, went out IN his yard yesterday af,er-
noon at o. clock and shot himself in the base
of the brain. He was removed to the Freed.
mans Hospital, where he died at 8 o'clock.
His suicidal act was due to his long Illness
which made him quite dependent
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Expensive Playing with Matches.

Children playing with matches in Annie
Libbey's house, 22S Thirteen and "a half stree!
southwest, yesterday morning caused sedan.
ages TO be doneby FIRE. Lew Conway, IN helping
TO put out the flames, was badly burned about
The hands,
National Republican., 1887-05-14

The graduating exercises of the sixth class
of the Washington Training School of Nurses
will take place next Monday evening, at $3.50
o'clock. at the Columbian University build
ing The graduates arc Harriet L. Black
Sallie NJ. Cartwright. Henrietta Davis, Maggie
Garges, and Jane Boyd Meigs.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

The Forty Miners Celebration To-Day.
The California Pioneers will take thesteamer
W. w. Corcoran, at the Seventh street wharf,
at 10 o'clock this morning for Marshall Hall.
On the trip down the organization of q Cali.
fornia Pioneers Association will be made. A
plank sbad dinner win be the. next thing in
order, which will be followed by the recital OF
incidents, adventures. and other interesting
"reminiscences OF the early settlers. A good
time generally may be expected.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
EST styles White Vests at Barnum's,
CnmberlIn's Fort Monroe Hotel.

II, selection ofa site for the new hot el at
Fol IS Monroe to be built by John F. Cham
her' has been approved by the Secretary of
Wal The site Is Immediately opposite the
IlSc a Hotel, by the Baltimore wharf,
National Republican., 1887-05-14

Lodge Meetings Tonight.
The following lodges meet tonight at tn,
places named:
Masonic-st. Johns Mite Association, Oil T
street northwest.
/. o. o. F.--Covenant, No. IS, Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
l. o. G. T.-Monumental. No. %. Elks Hall.
gO2 Pennsylvania avenue: Perseverance, No. 2,
Elks' Hall ,y02 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of JonadaD--Pioneer, No. /, Ililtons
Hall, Seventh ana ID streets. Centennial No
4, Bunch's Hall, 3l4 Eighth street; Sparta. No
8, 1871 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Enbroideries.

In addition to our regular stock we call
attention to the lately received bargains,
viz; 30 pieces As inch skirtings (Nainsook
and SWISS The most lovely designs aud
the finest worked embroidery We have ever
shown. Prlces, 0s, $l.35, $1.6s, $l.75, $2.15,
s2Cs, s2,9S, 50 Gs, and s4.es per yard.
Ladies who appreciate high class work will
recognize bargains.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
r. II. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Novelties in Summer Textures.
sEATON PERRY,

tsuocessor to Perry g. Brother).
COMPLETE STOCK OF SUMMER. DRESS
FABkICs, COMPRISING ALL THE
"CHOiCEsT STYLES AND LATEST NOV,
ELTIIs' IN SILK, WOOL. LINEN. AND
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA slLhs
AT 75C AND S5C. go,
"EXCLUsIVE DESIGNS IN INDIA SILKS
or MY OWN IMPORTATION AT ST. sl2o
NEW III, PG,hnN TN INDIA PoNGEEs AT 40, 6O AND
eENSSSHiiNE CALCUTTA sEERsUoKERs; ,o,,
NEW CREPE DE CHINE AND cANroN
.cRnhTIN 3hErEN? REDUCED PRICES" ON PARIS
COMBINATION SUITS. , AVN
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF w WHITE u NJ ASD M
DFSfH DDFSfELLE LANES, sERGEs, ETA
MINES CHUDDAS, ALBATROSS, BA-
NEW BRiTIsH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
NoviEEITfEs NE TIES iNiNpiA cRINKLEs, PRINTED
BATIsTE, AND PERCALEs; ,,,s scorc,
CoMPLETE LINE OF ANDERsoN's SCOTCH
xoyrSGIts SEESHAMiHs; IL EMBROIDERED BAr1sTr
1NMENsE STOCK OF fHEFINEST QUALITY
OF FRENCH sMATEIElNsM At Il M IN nv xG9NEaaSaEbp 20 Ssa ab,
STYLES oIdA MADE 9oT, To ~ NJ Z do EXPRESS oH'
1MPORTED SPRING JACKETS AT GREATLY
ospEEGGiHHL."DTHE EGHG"THE BEST MAKES OF SUN
MER MERJTo TERI hNEs AEP GGEAAgT4IEMEN GAg4E NptH1 ANb
VIA WEAik'R 6RTN n3k LADIES' YEN -'-.- ' .'-
..-ppIAIS phAtIISFIG FIGURES AND OoRREoT
PRICES.
sEATON. PERRY,
PERRY BUILDIN
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CoRNkh srH Oh.
Uata ltehn
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Another Novelty.

button Undressed Kid Gloves, Hello
trope Kid with white embroidered backs
and white kid between fingers. Ox-blood
Kid with black embroidered backs and
black kid between fingers, S2.25 a, pair.
Warranted and tried on.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
The Driver Rlameless.

The coroners jury In the case OF the little
coored boy, Willie Brown, yesterday afternoon
returned verdict that his death was due to
injury of the spine by being run over by car
sixty,eight, OF the Metropolitan line, and that
the driver was held to be blameless.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Silk Gloves.

Pure Silk Mousquetaire Gloves for csc
pair gre scarce. We presume you are aware
of the difference between plated silk and
all silk. We have all colors and black.
For Csc we show novelty in Mousque-
taire SILK Gloves with binding and en-
broidery of black. We have them in
heliotrope, ox-blood, garne', tans, browns,
grays, and black. The black binding and
embroidery is very effective.
Extra long silk Gloves, and in extra
heavy silk, at $1.25, $1.35, $1.4s, $1.75.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

IN manufacturing our clothing we con-
stantly introduce new shapes and designs.
This Is the advantage of being manufacturers.
ElsEMAS BROS, 7th and L.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
of Your Life If you Don't Believe It. Come
aud See for Yourself! .,i &, sls.rsssse

Mems Pants worth $t75 and $I1s Pants worth $s $3.50
and 81 for $6s Pants worth So and 81 for $685. Mems Suits
worth So and 3d. for SIS and &c. Best Suits worth S4
S6 and $Is $Io Elegant Suits worth $9 $Io and Ia for ST.
The Greatest Bargains for While in Mems Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing.
Boys Suits worth So and ST. for $45o Chdn Suits, worth
worth $a6o Chrens Suits worth $780, for $sa5 Chill
den Knee Pan worth Ssc. Come and us and bar
gains at
731 18th ST. N w. bet and ii. 73l 7 ST. N W., bet and H.
at II
These bargains here for you don't believe it and
stock of Mems
Ss6s nearly double what charge So
$40 $Io Suits worth $l6 S18 goods
be fathers mothers, and
We Saturday at II M Remember this the best stock of
Clothing selling down prices We the
for the goods want goods We
get goods the Great Banner Sale Clothing
Company 73I Seventh street northwest between
Saturday morning O'Clock. Bargains all there
NUMBER 73I Seventh street northwest See the signs in front
Great Banner Sale by the Globe Clothing Go.
Here you will get Bargains
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Training school for Nurses

MILE. AIMEE at Kernan's. is only 10 years
ing walkipg.-Criic. Matinee to-day.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

T. water department will cut of the water
FurT y for southeast Washington next Tues
day ON a. m. 10 Z D. m, in order to IN AXE
{, .. ectiOn with the new Pinch main.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Water supply to Be Out on.

C1rt and see what meals can be had at
Ben diningrooms, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Tor l., 70, and 50.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
SATURDAY
GLOW T; DAY
THE PALA|S ROYAL
A Bargain.

Undressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves, 6
buttons In tans, only soc pair. Backs
embroidered In new Style.
ANOTHER BARGAIN: Undressed Kid
Mousquetaires, with embroidered backs in
tans, browns, grays, 9sc.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Marr1ago Lioenses.

LIGHT Miglet Jersey Suits for small boys. very
Stylisl, at Barnum's
National Republican., 1887-05-14

FoR good meal go to Bea,e's dining rooms
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. Prices 10, 25, and 35.
Served at all hours, from H. IN. to II p. In.
Meals TO order made speciality.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

Trr large variety of styles we show Is a
fer e OF our business. Our clothing Is reli-
able. EnENAN Bros, 7th and e.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
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We have a window dir play Of White Dress
Goods and re eady-made While Suits. A ticket
reads, (Which? A ready-made Suit or the
materials and trimmings P" We have both
and cheap enough, as price list below testifes
National Republican., 1887-05-14

New styles of Fancy Cashmere aud Chevlot
Suits, from to l6 years, at Barnum's..
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Thanking the President.

CHOICE meals can be had at Beale's dining
rooms, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, at all hours.
N BIB 25 and 35,
National Republican., 1887-05-14
White Dress Goods.

The following job lots were secured by
our Mr.. Miller in New York. and have only
just been opened.
10 pieces Ecru Nainsooks, Csc.
(Cost toimport 42c.) '.s.
5pieces Heavy Corded Plque, 29c.
Importers price was 39c.)
5pleces Ecru Lawns, stripes, 15c.
(32 inches wide; worth 25c.) )e-'s.e-
5pieces Ecru Lawns, checks, 14c.
(Real market value, 2ic.)
5pieccs Lace Stripe Plque, l6c. .,..'
(Cost to manufacture, 25c.) =,
10 pieces 33 In. India Linens, 9c.
(Regular 12icgoods.)
pieces Lace Check Lawns, 12lc.
(You will pay elsewhere l7c.)
10 pieces Fancy Striped Suitings, 9c.
Would be a bargain at 12!c.)
so pieces Printed Batistes, l2ic.
beautiful designs aud colors.)
lS~Aboves lyts constitute, we think,
the bipgest bargains In White Goods offered
this season In Washington.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
SOMETHING NEW.

pieces Lace.stripe Val Flounclngs, AZ
inches wide, s2,25; worth $3.50.
pieces Net to match, $l.25; worth S2.25.
25 pieces Narrow Laces to match, half
price.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
A Bargain.

The Bargain Counter near to door Of No.
1117 Pennsylvania avenue will contain to-
day Warranted Pure Silk Mitts, 12 Inches
long, all colors and black, only 15c a
pair.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
The EOrtY-N

WHITE, Blue, aud Grey Sailor Suits, short
pants, at Barnum's.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Lodge Meet,nps To-Nipht.

WHITE Serge and Flannel Suits for boys,
short pants, at Barnum'S
National Republican., 1887-05-14
Dress Goods.

We have pleasure In informing our
patrons Of the arrival of new stock Of
Plain ard Figured French sateens, which
we ofTer at 25c per yard.
National Republican., 1887-05-14
A Novelty.

Three shades of heliotrope dressed Kid
Gloves. Handsomely embroidered backs,
8 buttons, Sl.6s pair. Warranted and
tried on.
National Republican., 1887-05-14

BARGAIN NO. Q. -'t
Gents Prince AlDerts, Oxford Ties and But
ton, in Lasting, Light Calf, and Dongola, at
S1.25 to s2.47.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Wicked wilson's words.

EoRRIsTowN, Jan. IL The ecaffold
on which John M. Wilson IL to be
Hanged tomorrow was sent here TO day
from Moysmensing Prison. The mur.
derer has written a statement which be
intends to read from the scsfold. In It
he again says that he killed Daily while
delirious with whisky He says OF
what followed: Having suffered with
delirium tremens and the horrors, q
combination of facts which, after /
came here, had tendency to advance
the theory TO my mind that II was pos
sible for me to be guilty Of . fearful de.
lusion. This, coupled with the belief
OF many that could not be convicted
caused me to plead not guilty, sim ply
AZ . safeguar in case Of an aoquittal.
harbor no Ill fee hinge against either
the Judge or the Com mon wealth"
de writes feelingly Of his parting
from his mother and OF the good advice
which she gave him, which he now bit.
terly regrets he did not follow. He de,
votes considerable space to inveighipg
against the liquor traffic, tells Of his be-
lief thst he will be saved In the here.
after, and closes by saying: "Whsn my
strangled body hangs between heaven
and earth, may all who look upon it
imagine they hear me say: THIS is the
work Of rum, IL 1t nothing to you, AL
SO that pass b. p"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
National Bank Eieci,ens

The national banks of this CITY or
Tuesday elected direct to serve cur
ing ths en.ning year.
Central Bank-Sam mel MeClaty, Jr.,
John Peoples, Philip Plunkett,J j Dtvis
Sisler, Gnarles Z Frilz, Samuel G
simmonf, JAMES A, Il art, Henry G.
Robiukon. A. A. 9apelle, Beniam In
Nields, Henry r. Dure, william NJ.
Field, Charlts Baird and Allen Speak
man.
Dc aware Bank-Hcnry q Banning,
Gharies Warner, WtIlism p Richard.
sou, Richard P. Gibbons, E. Briughurst,
u John Richardson, Jr, aud Jane
II Hoffscker, Jf.
First National Bank --Samuel Ban
croft, Jr., u James Belt Ei~ard Belts,
George W. Bush. William Bush, Daniel
Jam as, James @. McConh, ClemesP B.
|SDyth and Lswis G. Var degrift.
Bank OF Wtlu ington 81 d Brandy wine
Washington Jones, William 7. Por-
ter. James Morrow, George s. Capelle,
William G. Pennyp2cker, q, Wesley
Weldiu, j. n. Gawthrop, a. ID. War
ner and Henry Mend nhall.
ULion Bank-Victor Dupont, I'd
ward T. Bellab, DR.. Jacob Derrickson, "A ,
William M Candy, Henry r. Dup Pont,
William II. Swift. Preston Lea, Peter
N Brer nan and Henry A. DnPoEt.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Two Great If,tflss

Henry Ward Beecher will deliver hi,
'eetnre on "The Two Great Battles OF
lne Times" at the Opera House w Wednes'
nay January 19.h. In this lecture
Dc brings the full force OF bis
fipened thought 10 bear on the struggle
between labor aGd capital and the da n.
ger OF socialism. IL Is fit theme for
tne man who has Bo long stood at the
iroat as the great tribune Of American
thonRht and will doubtless bo handled
Win cnarat teristic vigor and eloquenoe.
Mr.. beecher Ia both q thinker and an
ora OF, aud what he has to say on sub.
1ects OF sucn Importance Is sure 10 fus-
dish FOOD Tor zen sction. as well as inter-.
iainment from Its pleasing delivery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
board Of wa.sr Commissioners.


The reg alar weekly meeting of the
Board OF Water Com N issiopers was
hsld last ovepin z with President Porter
in the chair. TIE total an,ount In bank
TO the credit of the com "a .ssion " - re.
ported az Sj4 3s1,6l
The committee from the Board OF
Health was present, and were granted
the use OF the back Ioorn-for the Board.
Ordocs were.drawn fog the following
bills. Eennehse Ice and Coal Company, !,
for coal and Ice, $685. SO; Henry R..
WortAington, valves, Sl93 25: B. r.
PerE sns, stack aud main, Si56 81; WI.
mingtor Cosland Gas Company, Sll1.50;
psnsel McCnrdeR, foundation, Sl4 80;
Chas. Warner Company. S52 IS; W. G..
Pie1cs, carpenter wo.G, 5 80 62; Pusev and
Jonas Com pany, S3a6s; Geo. ". StoDe,
gum boots, S64; f. @. Simpson, bricg
week, $27 so; William Davidson, mar.
BILE, $l9; Kent Il Weeks, lumber, $l5 %;
Hare IL Morgan Co, iron work, $3.22;
j. II. Seal, coach, a, j. Z Hudson &
% pac king, ETC., 81 72; Star Pablisn-
ing Company, printing, ssT; Fell &
Joseph, STRAW, Ss33; P, w. x B. &. E.
Co., frsiabt, &c 81, John c. Blison,
gas fiaRgs, $.s7S; Tho jackson &
sharp Company, lumbe7 IS II; j.
FRANK Ruth, springs, 50; II. l.. Brown,
hauling, S. 25; @. 8. C,elaad, ics, 81 65i
Seste sbenp & Boue hma1, en- yeiopes, 80
cehts Il. Burns, blsckszAlthing, Si2 ii i,
W. "a Kramer. reporss, So 30, II a.
Oarsw eli, coal SIS; Hanry Hckshuy,
hauling, 7.75; Wm. DougherJy, haul
ing, $50 %; Michael Riley, 81. 90;
Fs-uaeTs' Mutual Insurance Conpan, q,
insu rance. S55; New Castle County la
su, Iuce, $40 IL; J. 8. Grchs, suadries,
SiA62; J. G. Srubb, services, Sl00; W m
10 Bullock, blacksmithing, 81 2b; B.
f Twain. hauling 81 75; to.al. 81 ss2 =
so
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
John T. Ray Inond

The Great con edisp, John 7. Ray.
mopd, will appear at the Opera House
ntxt Saturday evening in his new play
enti ed THE Woman Hater," in which
he t.ses the part OF an old bachelor
who gets himself tangled up in several
ma rimonial engsgem EMS, and the first
three acts OF the piece depend for their
iun oli' fly upon his own Rrotesquo act
lng. Toe last act has in addition b
thoroughly humorous motive. A lot
of the dramatis persoI9 by various
canes are brought together In an insa ne
ssylun. where the supposition OF eac b
concerning tho lunacy OF the others is
worktd With most comical effect. The
piece is continuously funny from the
oepir ning, aud lot only 10 the lead Ing
part thoroughly well done by Mr.. Ray.
mond, bat the other chara cters also are
played with great spirit.